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We design, manufacture, own & operate EV chargers across the globe with a quick and easy network

Blink Charging (NASDAQ: BLNK) ) is a global leader in electric vehicle (EV) charging equipment and services, enabling drivers, hosts, and fleets to easily transition to electric transportation through innovative charging solutions. With over 93,000 charging ports sold, contracted, or deployed in more than 27 countries, Blink empower EV drivers to embrace EV adoption by installing fast, reliable charging solutions precisely where they are needed.

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Global Blink Team Takes #BlinkPledge to Reduce Environmental Impact

MarketScale
June 13, 2024
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In honor of Earth Day, members of the Blink team worldwide have taken the #BlinkPledge, committing to habits and efforts that contribute to a better, more sustainable world. In this video,  Blink team members from Colombia, the US, India, and Belgium, share their personal pledges to reduce environmental impact. These commitments include using reusable items, reducing single-use plastics, volunteering locally, and embracing electric transportation

Together, these pledges highlight Blink’s commitment to sustainability and encourage others to join in by taking the #BlinkPledge to reduce environmental impact. Let’s charge ahead for a sustainable world by making small effective changes in our daily lives.

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